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This is the information held in the database about Mark Knowles.
I continue to clean the data (I am aware that there are duplicate resuls for example). If you can fill in any gaps (dates for examples), have any other results, or spot any errors please email us at: hastingsccarchive@gmail.com.
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Rider (Gender/Category) |
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| Mark Knowles | Eastbourne Rovers CC 10 miles 18 August 1990 10 miles G815 | 1990 | Mark Knowles Jun Under 18 | 24m 43s | East Sussex CA 10 miles 1 September 1990 10 miles G815 | 1990 | Mark Knowles Jun Under 18 | 25m 04s | East Sussex CA 10 miles 20 April 1991 10 miles G815 | 1991 | Mark Knowles | 59m 02s | VTTA Wessex 2up 25 miles 14 October 1990 25 miles P201 (25) | 1990 |
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| Mark Knowles | National Championship Junior Road Race 66 miles... 66 miles Buxton | 1991 | ||||
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| 3/05/1991
Hastings Observer |
Cycling: A team of four from Hastings and St Leonards Cycling Club rode in the VC Elan third category and juniors 46 mile road race at Mereworth, near Maidstone on Sunday. The unexpectedly large 90 man field produced a few hazards on this hard rolling circuit. A crash after 18 miles brought down 11 riders, including Mark Knowles, but he eventually rejoined the bunch despite a buckled rear wheel. He chased and out sprinted mot of the small breakaway group to finish third overall. Team mates John Sharples, Frank McCloud and Paul Panagi finished with the main field. Event: |
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| 10/05/1991
Hastings Observer |
Knowles stays upright A team of six from Hastings and St Leonards Cycling Club competed in the Kent League two day event at the weekend. Sixty riders set off on Sunday afternoon to cover the 86k first road race stage based around Benenden in Kent. The cold wet and windy conditions were to take their toll leaving just 24 finishers, including five of the Hastings men. Mark Knowles finished highest in seventh place, followed by John Sharples ninth, Frank McCleod 12th, Chris Kitchenham 21st and Paul Panagi 22nd. Both Chris and Paul were suffering chest infections and colds. The following morning a 16k time trial was held at Frant where the intrepid five’s placings were reshuffled with Mark Knowles fifth, Chris Kitchenham ninth, Frank McCleod 13th, John Sharples 15th and Paul Panagi 18th. With tired legs, 21 riders set off on the afternoon’s 100k final road race stage around Frant and Wadhurst. All five club members finished with these overall positions: 5 Mark Knowles, 10 John Sharples, 12 Frank McCleod, 15 Chris Kitchenham, 16 Paul Panagi. Event: |
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| 28/06/1991
Hastings Observer |
Tandem pair’s success Hastings and St Leonards Cycling Club’s Peter Baker and Keith Evans finished in the top five of the Tandem Club 25 mile championships at Cambridge on Sunday. The flat exposed course stopped the 90 strong field putting in fast times with the Hastings’ duo finishing in 57min10sec. The Hastings junior road racing squad have had some success in the recent Lewes Wanderers CC circuit race series held at Laughton on Thursdays. The event is hotly contested by a number of Sussex clubs up to 50 riders have been competing each week. Mark Knowles, John Sharples and Chris Kitchenham all finished the three races well up the field with Mark winning the second. Event: |
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| 19/07/1991
Hastings Observer |
Trickey circuit Mark Knowles and John Sharples represented Hastings and St Leonards Cycling Club in the Bexleyheath town centre criterium at the weekend. An early crash on the tricky circuit split the 35 strong bunch in two and after a furious chase Mark joined the group. John was caught in the second chasing group who were eliminated when lapped. The remaining 15 riders contested a ferocious sprint where Mark crossed the line in fourth place. Event: |
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